You Can't Pay For Healthcare If We're

All Over Montana, You Can Walk Into A Bar, A Café Or Even A School Or A Courthouse And Just Listen For A While As People Talk To Each Other. And You Will Hear Somebody, Before Very Long, Say Something Outrageously Racist.

If You Were Just A Regular Person, You Turned On The Tv, And You Saw Eric Cantor Talking, I Would Say—and I'm Fine With Gay People, That's All Right—but My Gaydar Is 60-70 Percent. But He's Not, I Think, So I Don't Know. Again, I Couldn't Care Less. I'm Accepting.

I Challenge You To Be Dreamers; I Challenge You To Be Doers And Let Us Make The Greatest Place In The World Even Better.

Twenty-six States Have Passed Renewable Portfolio Standards, Which Simply Says Somewhere Between 15% And 30% Of Their Electricity Will Come From Renewables By Such-and-such A Year. In Washington, D.c., They Haven't Done A Damn Thing.

You Can't Pay For Healthcare If We're Sending A Trillion Dollars A Year To Dictators.